New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
THE BANKS MAY NOT PAY THE NOTES NOW.
A SUIT AGAINST FRANCKLYNs LAND AND CATTLE

4 SUIT AGAINST fRANChLfNS LAND AND CAllLh'
COMPANY-THE CHARGES MADE
Radcliffe Baldwin, In suit against the Francklyn
Land and Cattle Company and the banking houses OF
Morton Bliss & Co. and Kessler & Co.. obtained from
Justice Lawrence, of the supreme Court yesterday an
injunction restraining these banking firms from paying
to the company. pending the suit the amount of ten
promssory notes made by stephens Lyte, cattle
dealers OF Kansas City The notes for SlO633i and
were made September l. 1855. Gordon Cunard some
time obtained judgment against the company for
Sl52,29i 80 which execution was returned unsats
fed and this claim has been assigned to Baldwin.
BALDWIN, in the moving papers. that the company
Is incorporated under laws OF NcwJersey and that
Charles c. Francklyn its president from May. 1888
10 October ls~B The company on september l, 1850,
sold some cattle TO stephens Lyle and took these
notes payable In one year.
1t is charged that on September IA. 1885 Francklyn
had the notes Endorsed by william F. Van Pelt. cashier
OF the company added his own Endorsement and deliv
cred them to the bankers named security for his own
indehtcdness 70 them on November ~, Iss9 ne SAYS.
OF Kansas CITY, receiving S53625 al for them and the
bank sold five of them to the National Bank OF Illinois
in Chicago. These Two banks purchased them before
maturity and in good faith 10 Is charged that when the
New York bankers the fraudulenty delivered
10 them by Franckyn they knew that they did not be-
long 10 him but to the cattle company Baldwin now
seeks TO have the notes applied to the payment OF the
Judgment
II LOUIS AS If uKEENwALL WOULD HANG.
DistrctAorney Ridrway. OF Brooklyn appeared before
the Court OF Appeals yesterday against the appeal
from conviction in the OF John Greenval who
Under the law the hearing in the FASTENED
the OF last resort Instead OF waiting for three
years for it to be reached In regular ORDER The
committed the night OF March Is at No. l.07l
DekalOave, brooklyn Mr. Weeks awakened
by a noise and descended the basement. where
burgl shot dead Greenwall arrested
jersey civ and his confessed that he tod thea
he had KILLED Brooklyn.
reported Brooklyn last evening that
walls counsel did not IN behalf OF his tho
Court OF decided 10 arm the Judgment OF
unless the counsel submitted his points at
CLAIMING THAT SHE WAS KICKED OUT OF BED
Agnes Mary Osborne has suei Hugh Osborne IN the su-
preme a limited divorce ground OF cruelty
They lived uni apply together at Eastman Mass, and she
that he kicked her OF bed and otherwise maeae
her. She compelled leave him and TO New
She is without and applied yesterday to Justice Law
for $40 week amony pending the suit Her husband
clerk and 81 900 year salary She she has
been prevented from seeing her TWO children.
The husDanos counsel exhibited the photographs OF four
children. which he said all hers. lie thought her
must be falling she thought she had but two chill
He said tho trouble caused by Osbornes neither
inlaw and that he wsswing 10 receive his wife again II
Was referred 10 William H. Clark.